What ages can attend Camps Kenwood & Evergreen?

Campers ages 7 through 15 attend Kenwood (boys) and Evergreen (girls). Each camp serves approximately 130 campers per session.

How long are the camp sessions?

K&E offers long-session overnight camp, with 6-week and 7-week options.

What activities are available at camp?

Over 40 activities across sports, arts, water, and adventure including swimming, sailing, tennis, basketball, lacrosse, arts and crafts, ceramics, theater, music, archery, ropes course, and more.

What is the staff-to-camper ratio?

K&E maintains approximately a 3:1 camper-to-staff ratio, with around 200 staff members supporting 330 campers across both camps.

Where is camp located?

Camps Kenwood & Evergreen sit on 230 acres with a private lake in Wilmot, New Hampshire.

Is camp electronics-free?

Yes. K&E is a phone-free, screen-free environment for the entire summer.

What makes Kenwood & Evergreen different from other camps?

K&E is a long-session, brother-sister camp intentionally kept small at 130 kids per camp. Founded in 1931, the focus is on non-cognitive skill development with a 3:1 ratio, 40+ activities, and a screen-free environment.

How do I enroll my child?

Start by speaking with a director at 781-793-0091 or visit kenwood-evergreen.com/learn-more/ to request information.

Summer Matters

Senior Hill isn’t the same without the kids

October 28, 2025

This article is part of the Camps Kenwood & Evergreen (K&E) resource library for parents exploring overnight summer camp in New England.

Join us this summer

Enroll by Saturday, get a hoodie, and make payment easier

I lost a 2-on-2 basketball game on Senior Hill last week.

We were at camp, prepping for summer (yes, already), and the deal was: losers buy dinner.

I’m out $80.

But honestly? Playing on an empty Senior Hill just feels wrong.

It’s supposed to be full of kids grilling burgers at the fire pit, playing ping pong, and yeah, talking a little trash on the court.

That’s coming soon. And we couldn’t be more pumped

Registration for summer 2026 is open.

A few things worth knowing:

1. Payment just got simpler

So many K&E families pay monthly. If that works for you, we’ll waive the deposit and roll it into a monthly plan. No big check upfront.

Want a custom arrangement (split between cards, different monthly amounts, whatever works), just let us know. No stress!

2. Get the K&E hoodie

Reminder: Every family that registers by November 1st gets a camp hoodie. Looks great and lasts forever. This is the last week.

3. A screen-free summer reminder

6+ weeks without phones or devices. (More on this Thursday.)

The reality: Camp is a big investment.

We get it. But these summers matter. They just do.

We want to make it as easy as possible for families who want this for their kids.

If you have questions about payment, the summer schedule, or anything else, just reply or schedule a time to with me

Or if you’re ready, you can register here: Enroll Now

Summer Matters.

Jack

P.S. Reality is I am a much better coach than player at this point…

Jack Schott

[email protected]
585-451-5141 (text me)

114 Eagle Pond Rd, Wilmot, NH 03287

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Location: New England overnight summer camp
Philosophy: Growth through community, independence, and belonging
Structure: Unified camp mission with gender-specific campuses
Outcomes: Confidence, leadership, friendship, identity growth

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